Could these steps be used inside a swimming pool to get OUT?
30361
I dont see why not. Although I am not sure if they would stay inside the pool without moving around.
30362
They are light plastic and would float. Pool steps are usually weighted down with sand in the base.
30363
Too light weight..would tend to float and not remain in place..If you could add weight to it then it would be fine.
1119379
you would have to get out , lol , a poolside cooler would make that job easier
1811347
Yes - you can climb up/down the steps on either side of the ladder. The rollup door prevents people from being able to climb up the ladder from the outside of the pool IF you have it pulled down.
38373
Never tried these steps that way but I guess they could work that way. I don't use this in the tub--I use it at my back door, which was a ridiculously high step to get into the house.
2007830
I wouldn't. I think it would be too easy for kids to get trapped inside with the holes submerged.
511364
Yes you can, the umbrella wedge tapers, so if you are using a umbrella stand, or if you have a umbrella hole in your pool it will work in this.
1811348
Yes. You can't see them in the picture because the sliding child safety panel is slid up from the outside steps and in position behind the inside steps. It is blocking the view of the steps that are inside the pool.When you get out of the pool you slide the panel back over the outside steps and latch it in place making iit impossible for a small child to access the pool.Very simple and effective safety feature.
307150
The steps should remain in on the ground, although a lot of circulation could cause shifting. We haven't heard any reports of the ladder floating in the pool. The ladder itself weighs approximately 28.50
2163864
I guess you could but, with kids using the pool, I would not. The floating dispenser is you best bet for safety caution. I hope this helps. :)
665253
I'm not sure exactly what you mean. These are steps for inside an above-ground pool (assuming most built-in pools have built-in steps). The horizontal arms are for mounting to a deck outside the pool. Confer has a different set for outside the pool, and some for spas. Go to their web-site and find what works for your situation, then come back and order it on Amazon. I'm very happy with the steps I bought. Good quality for a reasonable price.
1491330
I think that would be too far away. Unstretched, the cord is approx. 7 ft long. The tension when you tug on the cord is too much for you to make it work. We have an in ground pool, and I loop the cord around the handle to the main stairs. I have also used the pool ladder with success. I haven't tried this myself, but you could probably fish the cord through the skimmer, out the top and back to you, depending on your pool's layout.
1996120
I would say it is not easy. Not super difficult but not easy. if you can pull yourself out of a pool without a ladder or step then you can do it.
1322526
I wasn't able to physically remove the stairs, they were too heavy and I couldn't lift them out of the pool! They were fine laid over! I know that's not ideal, but when you can't get them out, it's the next best thing!! :)
38371
I don't know.. but, I would think the steps would be too light to stay under water if tub is not drained. Also, tub might be slippery if water is drained and step could slide tho it does have rubber on the bottom. Don't think I would trust it myself.
2017478
Not likely. It really needs a steady stream if water, and is designed to "recycle" the water back into & out of the pool.
1673396
Yes.. if you are talking about it being on the floor outside the tub and you are stepping in and out onto it. I would also suggest using a grab bar in conjunction with it if no one is there to assist you. Someone mentioned about not using INSIDE tub to get out and I agree with them if that's what you have in mind. I would not use anywhere but on the floor. Myself, I use it on the driveway to assist my 91 yr old mother to get in and out of my SUV.
1068478
Yes I have the steps outside the pool and the ladder in the pool and I like that better. You have to tie the ladder to either the pool frame or to the steps because it floats. And the steps have to be secured also. I put a rubber bath mat down inside the pool for the ladder to sit on.